Fundamental Techniques for Chromatic Harmonica

Whether you're just starting out or want to refresh the fundamentals to make sure you haven't missed anything critical that could slow your development as a chromatic harmonica player, this course is for you!

We all have been a complete beginner at some point in our harmonica journey and this course is designed to give you all the info you need to get familiar with your instrument, beginning with playing simple tunes.

Even after many years of playing I find it important to re-visit the fundamentals of technique. So be sure to go back to the basics as often as you can. I'll also be adding new lessons regularly.

In This Course You’re Going to Learn:

  • Where the notes are on the chromatic harmonica
  • How to get started with inhaling & blowing properly
  • The rookie mistakes to avoid
  • A couple of songs to get you started
  • And a lot more...

Ready to get into it? Let's dive in!

Nomenclature:

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Course Includes

  • 28 Lessons
  • A very good course that I will want to come back to and re-practice several times.
    The exercises are very good and also quite challenging for a relative beginner.

    I enjoyed this course very much and I like the bending lesson very much, excellent teaching.
    I finally got the hang of bending notes.

    Mac

  • and very useful interessing but the last exercise I did not understand very well maybe because my English is so base and try to understand when you talk, I am missing something

  • I am keeping here only the lessons on chromatic harmonica techniques. I moved lessons on the c major scale, pentatonic scale or arpeggios to courses relative to scales and arpeggios.

  • After three years, I am still a frequent visitor to this segment. As I am learning new standards, I also go to other lessons for the scales I need to practice for a specific standard. No stone unturned here. Great job!

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